> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://kb.hosting.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# How to create a site on hosting.com Managed WordPress

> Learn how to create your first site on hosting.com Managed WordPress.

Creating a WordPress site on hosting.com Managed WordPress is quick and easy. To get started, follow these steps:

1. Log in to the Hosting Panel at [https://my.hosting.com](https://my.hosting.com).
2. In the left sidebar, click **Managed WordPress**:
   ![](https://files.readme.io/6f570e0ca5d448c0cc2e1bd0fc2fabad74a0c1c5367ea425e652a938e8d5053d-image.png)
3. On the **My Websites** page, click **Add Website**:
   ![](https://files.readme.io/911afb454c8d04b34b8e927861afe436721ff58f64c7c3f19831a2c4cc95c595-image.png)
4. On the **Add a Website** page, in the **Site name/label** text box, type your WordPress site’s name:
   ![](https://files.readme.io/59d93ce780f42c22a2a2b1ea99a66b98b424d5702e2fc7a81a3d7a27b86917ec-image.png)
5. In the **Location** list box, select the location for your WordPress site.
   > 👍 Tip
   >
   > This selection doesn't impact your visitors, because they will be using Cloudflare Enterprise. Instead, it should be a location geographically close to you, because your work in the WordPress Dashboard is not cached.
6. In the **Admin Username** text box, type the admin username you want to use.
   > 🚧 Important
   >
   > You will use this username to log in to your WordPress installation. You can add additional users later on. For greater security, we recommend using a name besides `admin`.
7. In the **Admin Password** text box, type a complex password for the admin user.
   > 🚧 Important
   >
   > Never reuse old passwords.
8. In the **Admin Email** text box, type your admin email address to receive important WordPress emails.
9. Enable any additional options for your site, and then click **Create Website**.

<Tip>
  **Tip**

  The **Multisite Support** option is only required if you plan to create a WordPress Multisite network, which allows multiple websites to run from a single WordPress installation. Most websites do **not** require this feature, so if you're unsure, leave it disabled. It can be enabled later if needed.
</Tip>

<Note>
  For information about how to manage your new site, go to [How to manage your site on hosting.com Managed WordPress](/docs/how-to-manage-your-site-on-hostingcom-managed-wordpress).
</Note>